All Property Week articles in 23 November 2007 – Page 6
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ProfessionalDilapidations
Question: My lease has just come to an end and I have vacated the property. Can the landlord make me pay for the complete replacement of my leaking roof, or will patching up the problem suffice?
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Designer outlet goes green
McArthurGlen-managed East Midlands Designer Outlet in South Normanton, Derbyshire, has submitted a planning application to build a 95 metre tall wind turbine on site to reduce its carbon footprint by 50%.
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Derivative Values
In the first of a new monthly series on property derivatives, Tullett Prebon’s Rob Atkin and DTZ’s Gary McNamara take a look at the market
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Pride for Derby serviced offices
Intercounty Properties has won planning consent for a 40,000 sq ft scheme at Pride Park, Derby.
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ProLogis’s Middle Eastern debut
ProLogis has signed an agreement to design and build a 798,000 sq ft distribution facility for global transportation company Aramex in Dubai.
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MarketsThree developers vie for King Street crown
The regeneration of King Street in Hammersmith moved a step closer last Friday when three shortlisted developers presented their plans to Hammersmith and Fulham Council.
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Council shows faith in Surrey uni
Guildford Borough Council this month granted the University of Surrey planning permission for a multi-faith centre on its Guildford campus.
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Kingston college rebuild on track
Project manager Tuffin Ferraby Taylor has finished the first phase of the £23m redevelopment of Chessington Community College near Kingston upon Thames, which is being demolished and rebuilt as a sports college.
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Starbucks smells UK coffee
Starbucks, advised by Montagu Evans, plans to open 100 stores a year in the UK and Ireland.
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Seven Dials clocks top Euro returns
Private investor fund manager Seven Dials has revealed strong first-half performance in its European property fund of funds.
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Claridge’s to go up in the world
Derek Quinlan looks set to win planning permission to build two additional floors on top of Claridge’s in London’s Mayfair after Westminster planning officers recommended his application.
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NewsMiller Group will not rise to shareholder revolt, says chief
Keith Miller insists family feud will not force sale of developer
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NewsCentros’s man from Pru
Developer Centros Miller has poached Chris Parfitt from Prupim as head of leasing for its Northern Quarter scheme in Portsmouth.
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St Modwen caters for Nisbets hub
St Modwen is to develop a 165,000 sq ft distribution centre with 91,275 sq ft of offices for catering equipment supplier Nisbets at the 55 acre Access 18 park in Bristol.
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Castlecourt sale falls through
Hermes has failed to agree the sale of a 50% stake in Belfast’s Castlecourt shopping centre to William Ewart Properties.
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ProfessionalCase news
Jonathan Ross reports on a restrictive covenant overlooked by both objector and developer, while Warren Gordon examines the aftermath of a failed joint venture
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L.A. Sugar sweetens Carnaby St
Women’s fashion boutique L.A. Sugar has signed up for a 305 sq ft store from landlord Shaftesbury on Newburgh Street, just off Carnaby Street, in central London.
